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Ummm marriage and pregnancy is a bit more than GOING STEADY. This is not a comedy. It's actually a horror movie thinking about marrying any boy I knew in high school. What a nightmare. I agree with dad about: The teenagers don't need to travel to Reno for a "basketball game." She married a boy that can't remember to BRUSH HIS TEETH.
22 Great 50's Hits From The Soundtrack Of “Going Steady”. “Going Steady” - A Golan Globus Film Production Directed by Boaz Davidson. Produced in Association with: Atlantic Records, Challenge, Chancellor, CBS, Key Seven, Kilo, MCA, RCA, Ricordi, Charly-Sun. Soundtrack licensed from Jambo Records and Golan Globus Productions.
Going Steady, which was produced in September 1957 and released in February 1958, marked the feature film debut of singer Molly Bee. Although Bee had previously filmed Summer Love in June 1957, that picture was not released until April 1958.
Going Steady: Directed by Boaz Davidson. With Yftach Katzur, Yvonne Miklosh, Zachi Noy, Rachel Steiner. Teenage romance, parties and sex in 1950s Tel Aviv. Music is at the core of the lives of these teenagers.
Molly plays high schooler Julie Ann, who secretly marries boyfriend Calvin (Alan Reed Jr.) so that she can accompany his basketball team to an out-of-town ga...
GOING STEADY. Directed by . Fred F. Sears. United ... 1958. Comedy. 79. Synopsis. Two high school students manage to keep their marriage a secret from their family and friends, but that all changes when she becomes pregnant. Synopsis. Two high school stud ...
